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611111 BAR 4 itti;) • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 14, 1808, Will be performed • THE JEW OF MOGADORE. The Overture and the whole of the new Music composed by Mr. KILLLY. The Charaders by . Mr. GRAHAM, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. 101iNSTONE, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. SMITH, • Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Signora STO RACE. Chorus of Arabs, Soldiers, Slaves, ix. waist THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. . Sir Charles Racket, Mr. EL LI STON ; Drugget, Mr. DOWTON; Wo^dIey,Mr."FISHER ; Lady Racket, Mrs. JORDAN; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. SPARKS; Nancy, Miss BOY C ; • . Dimity, Mrs. HARLOW E. 'um Doors tb be opened at li4ll past Five, and begin at Ralf past Six. Ott 'Tuesday, Comedy of The World ; with the new Grand Jlallet ofrirattacuS. • ANATOMICAL I•ECTURES. • CARPLIE will commence his SUMMER. GER „couitsE of LF.CFURES.on ANATOMY, SUR. a ppiyi l t o .54C early in junc.—Particulars may bc known by ae, No, sB, Dcan•xtrect, Soho. • HE GRAND'STATE LOTTERY, which be- Fits Urkwing 1UN.13 28, is the only Lottery that erer tont 1 ncd SIX I'itIZES of TWENTY TriousAND uNDs, 1014 E ME. 6 Prizes of .447, :00 - - aro - - ,C120,0^0 .1" - - - 10,000 - - - . 5,000 0 •• - . 2,000 . - -a , - to-tr - - - - . - 7 . . . . 500 • . . . w • %ft • . . . 100 . 1 ta . 000 .. • • • • SO irCO% . " • • 14: • • . r • - . • a'ooo ......... • - • I; ii .spoo Ti c k ets, %a.... Czso,ooo TrCKETe NO FIXED PRIZE. _ GCS 111 London Ogi • • all(' SHARES are soiling' at all the locenci.cl .ind by their Agents in the Country. r Pretent Price.—Ticket zo J 9 0 ,Cz ti 6 Natter 1° ' 5 ° o - 5 9 I iicteeitt t . --............................1.110111.11/14.11.0.1......01...- p- r., t4 O.J. co Rwil I LI„ and 9; CHARING-CROSS. • - .1 44311 returns his most grateful Thinks to the ~., • Nobility, Gentry and Public in. general, l Of their pi' wo unded Favou rs i n die Lotteries just finished. and ;ae nts them that TI C.K.ETS and SHARES for the NI: W b o‘ TE Ltyt•TE.R v, to b e de a wn th e 48th of JUNE are } lc 7 selling as a b ove ; Where,. in the Lotteries just tittisehed, ' ()1,1 ape{ shared N 1 , No, 17,611 1 a Prize of Cts,oeol. I "o4i'S - - 410,030 1 No. 4 . ,0tz . - . iCtio 6 o ~i.OO -.- - 6,00,1 9 88 . . - - Soo —.4 t ..• , . i ~,o, ,I 7 , 9 66 . . . . 3.. 3 4 ,,, 9 . . „: 5,0 0 0 • 24,5 5 7 - - - - 5" 1 16 772 .. .- - 3,000 C it y a .. . . -400 , Thy ' First-drawn. Ticket in 'the City Lottery, entitled to :p C rand Hotel, valued at 2;0091. wets sold at ltlsl4's Of. t . 1%, it, sixteen Sixteenths; also Two other of the Substait. "41 Frechuid Houses, value *al. ' . fuSelletne, with Patticulats, to be .had gratis.; and the L I NR , ile Holders of the above Prizes in both State and City hill, may have their Money by applying to No. 4, Corn . - . or . 9, Charin*cress. , ...._ , MONEY. ' ..... W 4 0 NOtII.ENI EN AN . I) GENTLENIEIV. . . ANTED itr'invest several very con sidera ble :;. B urris 111 Annuities. Noblemen anti Centleinen de b4,,!l of granting Annuities, redeemable ;it pleasure, will clu:.' t ed with on the must hoilis . .ArAble Terms, and the Fur. tu t , 4 n oleted witkout delay: The Funds of the Myer.; vili ge ne4 riy preclude the possibility of di,appointment, A i , v il e r tile extent of the Negotiation. lir. Ll' tit , oll.lllv, from Eleven till Four, or by letter, to .—........ z __""°". No. 1 " , Leicestcr-place. - Leirester-squars. GENT„III/ I:, TflousAND POUNDS. , . i' I .E . NIEN,•B‘c. possessed of Incomes WIS. , NlArri.:',lo4olll FieCilOid s COpyilOW? or Leasehold estates, 6 1 ,, ti1 ;e, Attlemento, or any utherltroperty, and those ot re euphi,,llltY having per,onal deCUrity only to offer, may be pay;;, with the whole or any part of the above Sum, on th e 4i at Intercat for the same, With liberty to return ' lll 44 " at th' pleasure of the Borrower, and the. bu. w eta+ von) I 4.. 1 ' 45 411..._ P eted wit tout the exposure, exattion, and delay i .tit i 4 . l tencling these transactions. _ . S "ill °" add ici , ed (poet paid) Mr . to Hemmings, No. 23, d, b4' pers o na l nLclo, will be duly answer • _ I,r,s applications Will be received. ------__• 1 16 JENT Sofa, and Chair Beds; Dining Tables, 3:t,ra,sa s'crew Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a , f s ass ; several new Inventions and excellent lin r,vclnants in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious ' lrilti,llz,ed, by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. true b R 6 Is the Original Manufactory, and he is th e b see,' pr of the Patents (the Deed s of which may e () rat a !:Ware-rooms), has had the honour of executing alt:,bility fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the N_o stitzir" -;etrtry, many of whom have favourably conde tht „ett' to recommend his betanuraaory t knowing It to , be lour'gitKtrial. Window Curtains, Drawing-room and Par- Voi e ,' ars, and every Article in the above Branches, in a Ser gi "Oegatii and fashionable Designs. The Patent Brasi et tack a , ed4 41 e 'fixed with the greatest case, without tools, ~:.or nails in the Furniture. tlurcular attention t o use f u l I mprovements in F urni ture e.°ell tiertlen of the Army and Navy, and Sor : Expotta. west us quito Net Beds o f var i ous . ki n d s f o r th e 4ast '4114 L I cddi,,,,(let Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds of .164, 41,. , 'ays re a dy at II UT!, k's' WARIHO OE9 re.i).14',4 441 IS) Catharinc-nrect, Strtol.—.lkAtiOt) be par- Meuse. , ... . , . .. • #„,,, ~, ,k(t_,.,.f ,, ~ ''' • . F.,,,,iii J.,- -„„ ~,, , 4it's'. t .... %`,.. 4t , • . ~ .4.-.. ,, . .„.„ ~ , :: &V' - " - `64', :4•: -. --- - e; .. . * . __ 4 At 4ts 0 _ . S U R D A F . , MAI 14, 1808. keyAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. By Command, and under the Patronage, of TRIM MA. ST LAS. t)tlttCTJO ar Zhe Earl of DARTMOIITH, Honorary President. The. Earl of POSTER Ft E.Lll„ r- - The Earl ofUXUR I DG 1.4 he Kai of FORTESCU E, Honorary Vide- The Earl of DARNLEY, Presidents. The Earl of WI LION, Lord Viscount I. ITZW I LLIAM, \ATILT, be performed, on WEDNESDAY, May Y :8, MA, at the New Rooms, Hanover-square, the Sacred Oratorio cif THE MESSIAH. B) G. F HANDEL. - The principal' Vocal Parts by Mrs. BI LUNG TON and Mrs. VAUGHAN; Mr. HARRISON, Mr. W. KN YVETT,- Mr. SALE,. Mr, 1.13 SALE, Mr. GORE, Mr..GOSS, Mr. ELLIOTT, And Mr. BARTLEMAN. • Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER. " • ~ Condutior, ,Mr. CREATOR EX. • Tickets, admitting to the Rehearsal awl Performance, One Guinea; and no more will be ISStiCti than the Room will hold.' The Profits will be applied to the distressed Families of the Royal Suejety of Musicians. No Mime? Will be taken at the Door. Docks of the Yelformanee, with a corm& List of the Sub scribers, to be had at the Concert R.oont, price One Shit ling The Rehearsal will be .at Twelve o'Clock at Noon on MON I)AV NEXT, and the Dot.rs will be opened for the Performance on WEUN ES DAY, at Hall past Six. and the, Concert begin precisely at Halt past Seven o'Cluck in the E vening. • 'N.I3. Ret'reshiewnts between the Ads. The Entrance to the Room will be at the Door in the square, and to set down s u it take .up with the horses' heads towards (.; reat George-street ; the Door in Hanover-street being solely approtwatett to Their Majesties and Suite. Tickets are now delivering at bacitall's Music situp, No. 133, New Dosithstrert. EXPEDITIO•IIS TO HOLLAND AND EGYPT IN THE, YEARS 1799 AND tEoo. AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCIIIB. ERS to the FUND raised by V nitllll:ity Contribu— tions .tor the RELIEF of the WIDOWS, WI VES,. and - CHILDREN of the KILLED and WOUNDED SOLDIERS, SAILURS,.and MARINES on the DI TI ONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT in the years 1799 and !Soo, will be held here on Thursday, the 26th inst. to rake into consideration the Propriety or Expediency et Wind. rig up the Subscription, and barring all Claims atter a period to be fixed upon, at the termination of which an other General Meeting will be called to audit the Accounts, and tn decide upon the apprupriation,of whatever surplus (if any) shall remain. The Com MI tt ee who undertook the Management of this Pond think it necessary to state, that they have attended to the Distribution (wit according to the intentions of the Sub. Sic I ib&) . for above 4W:ell years. That all just Claims have been regularly paid, and that as the Money has been con. sternly employed in Government Securities, the Interest will more thni defray the Eitpences of a kerCtary, AdVettiSC menu, dec. J. DOUGLAS, Secretary. No, 16, North Aualey.ttnet, May za,, MA, FIRE AT DOVER. MESSRS.. FECTC otk Ht aad MINET, in addition t the private testimonies they - have offered, beg to be allo%ved. in tisk; public• manner, on their own benait, as tat behalt of the many Persons having interest in the valuable Property deposited in tit" late Warehouses, to repeat their Thanks to t he Mayor anti other MeMbers of the Corporation, as well as to the Gentlemen and Inhabitants of the Town at large, for the promptitude with which they allimled their services io the attempt to smother, in the first instance; as afterwards to check, the raging Fire that finally br eke out on Tuesday last in their Warehouses ; services so efficauiously exerted, to the prevention of its threatened extension, and to the preservation, 4s far as was ',radii:able, of the property contained in them, though the extensive range of their Huila. gigs fell a sacrifice to the natural elletts of the Fire, and'Or the destrudion deemed necessary to arrest its progress. Dover, 'May t 2, tad. • Messrs. FE C-TO R and MINE r, in addition to their pri vate testimonies, trust they may be allowed to express n n pattictilaily, in this public manner, their obligations to Nla tor-General Campbell, Niajor.Getteral ,Twyss, their Stall's, and to all. the Regiments and..Corvs s , as also to the Navy Or. ficers of the Garrison, 14. the alacrity and effii.acious zeal. manifested , by them VII the above untinlucate occasion. These obligations they feel to Ov.stiil thomorc dos to those Officers wll4 w m re in situationslo take the most aelive purr" in .the suppression of the Fire ; as also to the Non-commis sinned Oificers, private's, and Seamen, for tOcii attive set. vices and orderly conduct on the-occasion: . • Dover, NtaY rz, ALargo - Assortment of WRITING DESKS, with or without Loner Copying blaehines, Ladies', Toilet Cases, Work Boxes, Tea Chests. Centlemen's•Sitay. ing . and Dressing Cases, &c. in beatitiftil Mahogany, anti a variety °loiter Fancy, WOOtk, variously fitted tip, plain and brass . hound; also_ richly ornamented with curious inlaid. brass work, tvhicli, for novelty of fashion, exCelience of workmanship; apd brilliancy of decoration, are not to be equallc3 at any other House la the Mantifutfthcd by W I LLINM GAI,tifES, l 9. 53 and 54, St. Paul's Church.' yard. • • • CHESillitc. MANOR, NIANSION-110USti. AND ESTATE, With Vialuable Cceitilenciei, TO BE SOLD BY PI4.IVA Ili CON CRACT, THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the Mansion-House and Ottices, called W INNING. TON-HALL ; 'c,oinprising a spacious and'complete Resi dence fur a large Funnily, built with Striae; and covered with Slate, and finiahed in a modern style me ; containing Rooms of l ' ar . gc dimensions, superbly fitted up ; Geotri cal Stone Stairs, Mahogany • Doors, Plate Glass Wintlovv, Marble Chimney Pieces, and Oak Floors, with appro priate attached and detai.hect Whets ; Stabling tar tifty Horses, Coach-houses, Green-house, Hut-houses, Gra— pery,Pine and Succession Houses, excell4nt kitchen Gar dens, with Hot Walls; Mushroom-house, Cold Baths, lee house, a Poultry-house upon a superior scale, 'and eveq/ necessary Building for,Agricultural purposes ; Dove-liQuA Entrance Cottage Lodges, with Shrubbery and Planta:roils sloping to the River Weaver, at a convenient distance from the House, which is well situated on very highly ornamental Ground, and surrounded by about Six Hundr‘d and Forty Acres ut Land, chiefly Meadow and Pasture,. of superior quality, divided into Farms, and lett to respectable Tenants. Woods and Plantations in hand, and Ornamental Cottages and Gardens adjoining•the Road : the whole together form ing a truly - Pesirable stud, Blegarit Residence for a large stablishment. To which there is attached, A most Valuable Mineral, which, it attended to, fat elt. etedi the value of this place as a Residenctt. This Estate is situated one mile from hlorthwich, 17 from Chester. aa.ftom Manchester ; and ;o d a trout Liverpool. May b e v i o wed by applying to the Rev. loan Furey, Witinington Lodge, near Northwich ; and printed Particu lard may be had of Mr. Wyatt, • Lime Grbva, near liaagor ; of Mr. ,Edwin Wyatt, Solicitor St. Aseph ; at the Hotel, Chester ; Hotel, Liverpool% the linagewater f lans, Manchester ; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Lon don ; • where ft elan of the Esiatrinay Lod the PtiO and tarther.Varticulars.knowei. . . . This Day were published, Tr One Volume °dim, price 6s. In boards, MEIVOIRS of' JOSIAS ROGERS, Esq. Com mander trf His Majesty's Ship Quebec. 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